Bird-Safe Plants For The Aviary
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- Опубліковано 7 жов 2024
- Short video showing some of the plants I keep in the outdoor aviary along with a list of over 100 + different species of plants including trees, pines, shrubs, palms, flowers, and herbs that are bird friendly for your aviary.
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NON-TOXIC PLANT LIST
Abelia - Abelia spp.
Acacia - Acacia spp. (some species)
African Daisy - Arctotis stoechadifolia
African Violet - Saintpaulina spp.
Aluminum Plant - Pilea cadierei
Aloe - Aloe spp. (fresh only)
Aralia - Aralia spp.
Arbutus - Arbutus spp.
Areca, Butterfly Cane - Areca lutescens
Ash - Fraxinus spp.
Asparagus Fern - Asparagus densiflorus
Aspen - Populus spp.
Aspidistra - Aspidistra spp.
Baby’s Tears - Helxine soleirolli
Baby’s Breath - Gypsophila paniculata
Bachelor Buttons - Centaurea cyanus
Barberry - Berberis spp.
Beech - Fagus, Nothofagus
Begonia - Begonia spp.
Birch - Betula spp.
Bird’s Nest Fern - Asplenium nidus
Blood Leaf Plant - Iresine herbstii and related spp.
Boston Fern - Nephrolepsis bostoniensis
Bougainvillea - Bougainvillea spp. (non-toxic but beware of thorns)
Brake, Ribbon, Dish - Pteris cretica
Bromeliads - Anans comosus
California Holly - Heteromeles arbutifolia
Calamint - Calamintha spp.
Calendula (Pot Marigold) - Calendula officinalis
Camellia - Camellia spp.
Chamomile - Chamaemelum nobile
Chickweed - Cerastium vulgatum, Stellaria media
Chicory - Chichorium intybus
Cissus Kangaroo Vines - Cissus spp.
Claw Cactus - Schlumbergera truncata
Coffee Tree - Coffea arabica (coffee is toxic)
Coleus - Coleus blumei
Comfrey - Symphytum officinalis
Corn Plant - Dracaena fragrans
Cottonwood - Populus spp.
Crabapple - Malus spp. (fruit only)
Creeping Jenny - Lysimachia spp.
Croton - Codiaeum variegatum (house variety)
Dahlia - Dahlia spp.
Dandelion - Taraxacum officinalis
Date - Phoenix dactylifera
Daylily - Hemerocallis spp.
Dill - Anethum graveolen
Dogwood - Cornus spp.
Donkey Tail - Sedum morganianum
Dracaena - Dracaena spp.
Dragon Tree - Dracaena draco
Easter Cactus - Rhipsalidopsis spp.
Elderberry - Sambucus spp. (cooked ripe fruit only)
Elm - Ulmus spp.
European Fan - Chamaerops humilis
Fir - Abies spp.
Gold Dust Dracaena - Dracaena godseffiana
Echeveria - Echeveria spp.
Elephant Foot Tree - Beaucarnea recurvata
Eucalyptus - Eucalyptus sp.
Eugenia - Eugenia spp.
Gardenia - Gardenia jasminoides
Gloxinia - Sinningia speciosa
Grape Ivy - Cissus rhombifolia
Grape Vine - Vitis spp.
Hens and Chicks - Echeveria and Sempervivum sp.
Hibiscus - Hibiscus rosa-sinensis (and related species)
Honeysuckle - Lonicera spp.
Hoya - Hoya spp.
Impatiens - Impatiens spp.
Indian Hawthorne - Rhaphiolepsis spp.
Kalanchoe - Klanchoe blossfeldiana
Larch - Larix spp.
Lemon Balm - Melissa officinalis
Lilac - Syringa vulgaris and related species
Lilly (Easter or Tiger) - Lilium spp.
Magnolia - Magnolia spp.
Maidenhair Fern - Adiantum spp.
Manzanita - Arctostapylos manzanita
Mayapple - Podophyllum peltatum (fruit only)
Monkey Plant - Ruellia spp.
Moses-in-the-Cradle - Rhoeo spathacea
Moth Orchid - Phalaenopsis orchid
Nandina - Nandina domestica
Nasturtium - Tropaeolum majus
Natal Plum - Carissa macrocarpa
Nerve Plant - Fittonia verschaffeltti
Norfolk Island Pine - Araucaria excelsa
Orchids Brazilian, Fly, Christmas, Cocktail,
Dancing Doll, Easter,
Fiery Reed, Tiger,
Ghost Leafless,
Golden Lace,
Golden Shower,
Jewel, Lace, Leopard,
Old World, Pansy,
Rainbow, Scarlet,
Spice, Tailed
Parsley - Petroselinum spp.
Passionflower - Passiflora caerulea
Peppermint - Mentha x piperita
Peperomia - Peperomia spp.
Petunia - Petunia spp.
Pony Tail Palm - Beaucarnea recurvata
Popular - Populus spp.
Prayer Plant - Maranta leuconeura
Purple Passion, Purple Velvet - Gynura aurantiaca
Pyracantha - Pyracantha spp.
Raphiolepsis - Raphiolepis spp.
Rose - Rosa spp. (Non-toxic but beware of thorns)
Rubber Plant - Ficus elastica
Russian Olive - Elaeagnus augustifolia
Schefflera - Schefflera actinophylla
Sensitive Plant - Mimosa pudica
Spearmint - Mentha spicata
Spider Plant - Chlorophytum comosum
Spruce - Picea spp.
Squirrel’s Foot Fern - Davallia trichomanoides
Staghorn, Elk’s Horn - Platycerium bifurcatum
Star Jasmine - Trachelospermum jasminoides
String of Beads - Senecio rowleyanus
Swedish Ivy - Plectranthus australis
Sword Fern - Nephrolepis exaltata
Thistle - Cirsium spp.
Ti Plant - Cordyline terminalis
Violet - Viola spp.
Wandering Jew - Tradescantia fluminensis
Willow - Salix spp.
Zebra Plant - Aphelandra squarrosa - Домашні улюбленці та дикі тварини
Thanks! My cockatiel loves nibbling the spider plant pups I prune off along with the long stems that I cut up and make into bird toys!
Thank you fir sharing the info
Thankyou so much for this list!!!
You have a Beautiful aviary :) Thank you for sharing!!
First Comment..i like you're aviary so much .... ,❤🐦
Thankyou Shan LBF
Thanks for sharing the info. Love your Aviary.
Un saludo amigo😉👌👍👋👋👋👋
Super sharing
Great insights 🙌
Plant ID can sometimes be tough, I would have assumed the Alocasia you have to be Caladium since yours look so different to the Alocasia that I have in my terrariums.
as always, good content
Thankyou
Once again, excellent video! Clearly answered some of my questions I sent you in my e-mail regarding aviary build. Nice research and useful list on aviary safe plants!!! Love your videos!!!
Note: Did you get to see email I sent you? Too long to post here or by phone test.
Thanks for the excellent information you provide to your viewers!! God Bless.
Awesome buddy .. this will help a lot of people ... cheers Chris & Sam
Hope it does thankyou
Nice👍
Thanks for the in site on plants
Your welcome
Gracias por compartir amigo fuerte abrazo y feliz día 10
Muchas gracias amigo, feliz dia!
How about common fruit trees and plants like mango, strawberries, blueberries, banana, pomegranate, watermelon etc.?
Thanks
Thank you so much for this list! Do you know maybe what is with " Heuchera" species? I could not find the information... Thank you
6:16 hoya is extremely toxic to parrots. I lost my first pair years back when they got to mine, they ate square centimeter total, one died in few minutes, other over the night.
Amazing content!
😍💯🌿🌱🌼🌻🍃 que bonito todo!
Muchas gracias Abril. Como estas ?Como siguen tus periquitos ?
@@paradiseaviary por nada, muy bien gracias.
Pues de los 2 que quedaron, uno come súper bien y el otro me hace batallar😂, pero van muy bien ya les puse alpiste y ya comen un poco, no tengo jaulas los tengo en una cajita y se me salen y andan por la casa 😂🤦🏻♀️ caminando, les tengo que comprar una!
Y otra parejita está por sacar 😬😂
@@paradiseaviary tu qué tal estás?
Que bueno. Hahaha siempre hay uno que sale medio loco y da problemas 🤣. Me alegro que esten bien eres muy buena mama criandolos !
@@paradiseaviary jajaja ya se 😂
Jajaja hago lo que puedo 💜🙊😂
amazing info thanks for sharing!! just the one thing my dude, the scrolling images move too fast and the names get off screen before even reading lol
Are apricot trees ok in there I have a few growing so I can stunt the trees and make walk over fruit fruit trees
How do they not chew the plants? I got some of those plants and they killed them in 2 seconds
Thanks for sharing your video. I looked closely at the list but didn't see I've. I think it's just common I've we get in the UK. Hedera helix I think it's called. Is it safe. Thanks in advance. 👍
Hi Dave thankyou.
Several types of Ivy-including the common English ivy-can be deadly to birds. It can cause gastrointestinal issues, convulsions, skin irritation, and more.
@@paradiseaviary Hi. Thank you so much for letting me know. I tried to Google it but didn't really get a definite answer. Cheers 👍
Do any of these grow in low light conditions?
Do I have to remove a bird nest, after the birds finished raising it's baby bird and moved out!?
I've got a wide variety (50+) plants in my aviary. Natives, grasses, noxious weeds, fruiting plants & "poisonous plants" too...no issues whatsover. Poisonous varieties such as golden cane palm, hydrangea, ficus(figs), ligustrum (privet), buxus, frangipanni, murraya, tobacco & solanum. Birds are smart, they know what they can and can't eat. Basically I use plants from experience and what I've seen in other collections. I really want to plant hemp in my aviary!
Thats amazing!!! I was amazed to find out I had one that was toxic to them in the aviary, but at the same time its been there for a few years and has never caused any problems. Hemp is an amazing plant, Ive seen a few breeders with hemp in their aviary. If it was legal I would have it here aswell in my aviary.
had trouble understanding the shrub that you recommend, could you spell it?
Are these safe for budgies too? I mean every bird is differen't
what about an indoor aviary would a bonsai would work ?
for mya budgies
Is the bonsai a fir based tree? He does include fir.
What about apple tree?
Are you sure that's elephant ears? They look like caladiums to me
Yes caladiums are sometimes reffered to as elephant ears they belongs to the same family as colocasia and alocasia and are toxic to both birds and any other animal that chews on the leafs.
You should throw some baby crickets in there they are very healthy for birds
why would you suggest feeding meat to an animal that is 100% herbivore? Their digestive systems aren't designed to process it unlike chickens.
I was told that jasmine is poison or finches. Is that true?
The majority of jasmin species are safe because they are a nontoxic plant. With the exeption of Carolina jessamine (Gelsemium spp.) which some people also call jasmine, it has a moderate toxicity that may cause weakness, respiratory problems, seizures or death in pets
I have jasmine in my aviary and the Star finches nest in it
is the neem tree safe for birds
Although Neem leaves and seeds are unlikely to cause toxicity issues in very small quantities, if a bird has access to many seeds and continually ingests them, risks present themselves - a risk that bird owners don't need to be taking. Neem oil is made to be used externally, not internally so best to keep away from birds.
Those are actually caladiums.
How about pine tree
Pine is considered a safe tree for birds, but do be mindful of any sap produced by the tree, as this can stick to your birds feathers. Additionally, pine has been listed as potentially harmful in some articles, but those mainly relate to wood shavings and so not relevant to bird keeping.
@@paradiseaviary thanks
There are some plants in your list that are very dangerous. Also some plants are maybe safe for finches but not for parrots.
0:40 those are actually not alocasia they are caladiums
Anybody know if bamboo plant is safe for birds?NO the lucky bamboo, the one that grows very tall. 😂 thanks.
It gets -15 here, so I can't have any of the plants
Wow thats cold !!! Where are you located ? you can always use artificial plants also if you want to decorate an aviary, but ive never seen anyone keeping birds at those temps unless they are indoors in a climate controled room.
Some of these plants listed are poisonous to birds and other pets like Kalanchoe, Lilac, etc.
True, if anyone is watching this like me searching for actual safe plants, it's super dangerous. I knew it was wrong the moment I saw hoya :(
There are some toxic plants for bugs, bugs can cause serious losses.
Por favor realiza los mismos videos también en español como lo estaba haciendo
Hola Anthony si durantes estos proximos dias estare traduciendo unos cuantos de los videos a español
@@paradiseaviary excelente ya que e visto los que haces en español y en realidad realizas un grandioso trabajo
Muchas gracias Anthony aprecio eso mucho
@@paradiseaviary gracias a ti por sacar de tu tiempo para crear contenidos de calidad 🤝
Birds have damge these plants
you should pronounce aviary without the I like avary. The way you say it kills me:)))))
🤣🤣🤣 where are you from G Bibbs ? Different parts of the world say differently. Thats how we say it over here in the U.S, but based on the way your saying to say it im assuming your either from the land down under or some part of europe maybe UK ?
@@paradiseaviary haha UK:))
Brits....adde xtra vowels to every word and then dont pronounce the ones that are already there